Integration Auth0 with Blazor Server is straightforward. This example demonstrates the necessary steps to set up authentication and authorization using Auth0 in a Blazor Server application. Follow the steps below to get started.

Chat with Jaws - ask about the weather anywhere, or for a joke.

Crack open an AI-written fortune with lucky numbers, then browse your fortune history.

The Monaco editor is an open source text editor created by Microsoft and used in VSCode. Monaco provides support for multiple programming languages including C#, JavaScript, and SQL.

Demonstrates syntax highlighting for C#, SQL, Blazor, and PowerShell using the HTML <code> tag and Prism.js.

Real-time collaborative mouse tracking using SignalR. See other users' mouse cursors as they move around the page.

Leaflet + OpenStreetMap maps with markers, clustering, layer toggles, and click-to-place pin picking - no API key, no billing.

Demonstrates SignalR-based real-time state synchronization with automatic master election, live counters, and synchronized interactions across multiple browser sessions.

The smallest possible Microsoft Agent Framework setup: one shared AIAgent, one RunAsync call.

How this site's AIAgent is actually backed by an Azure AI Foundry project, and what that buys you.

The minimum code needed for multi-turn, streaming chat with the Agent Framework - no model picker, no chrome.

The general shape of MCP servers and clients in the Agent Framework - hosting tools and calling them.